An Android-based glucose tracker application which syncs with a remote server.
- Meant to be used in conjunction with the .NET Core web server application.
- After installing the application, you will be presented with the Login view.
- Before you can log in, you will need to set up the local server (the .NET Core backend application linked to above)
- Press the back button
- Select the menu button in the upper-right hand corner of the application
- Select "Settings..."
- Under Developer Settings, change the hostname to the IP address of the system running the .NET Core application
- In Windows, open the Command Prompt window by pressing [Win] + R, then typing "cmd" in the input box
- At the command prompt, type "ipconfig"
- Find the internet adapter you are currently using (Ethernet or Wireless LAN adapter)
- Your IP address will bt listed as "IPv4 Address"
- Change the port under Developer Settings to the port used by your .NET Core application
- In the .NET Core project folder, navigate to .vs > config > applicationhost.config
- Open the applicationhost.config file in Notepad, or other text editor
- Find the lines:
<site...>
<bindings>
<binding protocol="http" bindingInformation="*:12345:localhost" />
<binding protocol="https" bindingInformation="*:54321:localhost" />
</bindings>
</site>- The port number is the first set of numbers in "XXXXX:localhost". Enter this into MyGlucose
- Now that the Android app is set up, you need to follow the directions on this page
- Create a user account in the .NET Core application. This creates the login information to be entered in the Android app
- Once these directions have been followed and the .NET Core application is running in Administrator mode, you can log in and use the Android app
- In the final product, you will be able to log all entries in Android. These will be transmitted to the database on the webserver, where a physician would theoretically be able to log in and view your patient information and make more educated decisions related to your health care.